*Topic Covered2: fish passage
Best Practices Nationwide of Aquatic Organism Passage – aopMAP and the FHWA National Culvert Removal
Year: 2024 Presenter/s: Casey Kramer Symposium Session: 2024 – 01 Urban River Restoration Topics covered: _other, fish passage, hydraulics, instream structure (culvert/bridge/dam), stormwater, and urban ABSTRACTAOP (Aquatic Organism Passage) water
Beavers improve water quality, temperatures, and stream complexity in an urban watershed
Year: 2023 Presenter/s: Katie Holzer Symposium Session: 2023 – 03 Water Quality Considered in Restoration Design & Watershed Management Topics covered: amphibians, beavers, fish passage, instream structure (culvert/bridge/dam), urban, and
Beavers and People and Fish, Oh My: Exploring beaver coexistence flow device innovation
Year: 2023 Presenter/s: Elyssa Kerr Symposium Session: 2023 – 02 One Species to Restore them All: Beaver-based Watershed Restoration Topics covered: adaptive management and monitoring, beavers, community involvement, fish passage,
Highway to Resilience – WSDOT Climate Adaptation
Year: 2022 Presenter/s: Simon Page Symposium Session: 2022 – 04 Stream Restoration from the (WSDOT) Transportation Perspective Topics covered: climate change, fish passage, fish-salmon, hydraulics, risk and resilience, and stream
Lost in Translation: Insights from WSDOT in Communication in Fish Passage Projects
Year: 2022 Presenter/s: Piper Petit Symposium Session: 2022 – 04 Stream Restoration from the (WSDOT) Transportation Perspective Topics covered: community involvement, fish passage, instream structure (culvert/bridge/dam), and lessons learned ABSTRACTFish
Evolution and Process Improvements to Support Fish Passage & Stream Restoration at WSDOT
Year: 2022 Presenter/s: Gabe Ng Symposium Session: 2022 – 04 Stream Restoration from the (WSDOT) Transportation Perspective Topics covered: fish passage, fish-salmon, instream structure (culvert/bridge/dam), lessons learned, stream, and wood
Klamath River Dam Removal – Resilient Planning to Ensure Resilient Project Outcomes
Year: 2022 Presenter/s: Michael Belchik Symposium Session: 2022 – 06 Klamath River Dam Removal is the Largest and Most Complex Fish Restoration Project Ever Attempted Topics covered: fish passage, fish-salmon,
Repopulation of anadromous fishes in the Upper Klamath Basin following dam removal
Year: 2022 Presenter/s: Mark Hereford Symposium Session: 2022 – 06 Klamath River Dam Removal is the Largest and Most Complex Fish Restoration Project Ever Attempted Topics covered: adaptive management and
New Frontier for Alluvial Fans
Year: 2022 Presenter/s: Cygnia Rapp Symposium Session: 2022 – 04 Stream Restoration from the (WSDOT) Transportation Perspective Topics covered: fish passage, fish-salmon, floodplain, hydraulics, instream structure (culvert/bridge/dam), risk and resilience,
Fine sediment in a coarse-bedded river: geomorphic response of the Klamath River to dam removal
Year: 2022 Presenter/s: Chauncey Anderson Symposium Session: 2022 – 06 Klamath River Dam Removal is the Largest and Most Complex Fish Restoration Project Ever Attempted Topics covered: fish passage, fish-salmon,